Who do you use to drop ship your book when someone orders it from your website? I'm looking into ShipBob. Anyone use them?

I just published two new workbooks on Amazon KDP at the beginning of June 2026. I originally had no issues with uploading and publishing my original manuscript. Since my launch I went back to update my manuscript to include a link for a review, the ISBN number and I fixed a couple typos. I'm getting extremely frustrated because I have edited and re-uploaded over 5 times now and I cannot get approved. The email says "Your file contains insufficient bleed." I have redone my margins, moved text and images around and I even did a live chat with an amazon kdp agent and still cannot get approval. The agent told me to resize my original file (I created it in canva) from and 8.5' by 11' to 8.62 to 11.25 which I did and still did not get approved. I am at a loss. It's very frustrating because it was approved the first time and now it's not. Please help.

I’m sure everyone has been in the position I am in, but I am so curious to know how all of you have been able to fund your writing and publishing projects? Are you your own bank? Are you waiting a decade and saving up? Are you taking out a loan? How are people paying for these expenses and steps to be successful? Do you have any regrets in the early stages of financing your projects?

Thank you to everyone for participating in the community. It would not be a community without you! :) To change it up this month, I took the top 10 contributors and spun them in a randomized wheel. Watch the video to see if you won!! 🏆 If you're one of the 3 selected this month please email @Angela Jones at team@booklaunchers.com and she'll hook you up with some swag from her closet or a digital prize if you're not in the US. :)